Humans, gods, demons, ghosts, and devils all hide among the crowds. People have no idea about the astonishing events unfolding around them.
The worlds began merging 130 years ago, making the range of species in the world far more diverse.
The ascetic CEO from a domineering-boss world, the overpowered hero from a wish-fulfillment novel, the elegant elf from a Western fantasy continent, the mighty cultivator from an Eastern continent, as well as superpowered people and deep-sea merfolk... From then on, the world hurtled toward an unknowable abyss.
Liu Huang stood outside a supermarket with a bag of snacks in one hand and an ice cream in the other, ignoring the phone vibrating nonstop in his pocket.
He glanced up at the sky. A fellow cultivator had just flown by on a sword, forgotten to turn invisible, and roared past. In the crowd, a fox spirit was pretending its ears were a headband. He slowly closed his eyes and acted like he hadn't seen a thing.
After all, nobody wants to work.
The recent world mergers had turned things into a complete mess, with more incidents than in the previous two years combined. He'd been working nonstop for a month and didn't want to deal with any more of it.
Better leave it to the humans.
He'd go back to pretending to be a college student. He'd taken a month off, and if he didn't return soon, people would start wondering what had happened to him.
If he didn't owe someone a favor, he never would have agreed to go to school. What a joke, an old cucumber painted green. Yan and Xia probably would have died laughing.
Bonus Scene
About the call Liu Huang didn't answer~
He Yinan sat on the sofa with a blank stare, watching a scene play out on the left: "Do you even love me?" "I do, but I love her more."
On the right, a tragic love story full of hatred unfolded: one moment, they were all over each other; the next, someone was stabbing someone in the back.
Behind them, another drama was playing out: fake and real heiresses, a sister saying, "It's all my fault," and a family pointing fingers at each other.
He turned around, about to call for the others to come help, but when he looked back, there was no one there. They'd all run far away.
Looking at his unreliable coworkers, then at the group of low-risk protagonists beside him who seemed capable of filling a 500,000-character novel, He Yinan was utterly crushed. He couldn't even move them.
He Yinan roared at the people behind him, "Call the boss, now! Why does a fish like me have to deal with human affairs?!"
Theme: Acceptance fosters a diverse, harmonious coexistence.
